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Media Disconnected Message when Running Ipcong on pc connected to router

Asked by GMartin in Miscellaneous Networking, TCP/IP, File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

Tags: media, disconnected, troubleshooting

Hi Everyone:

       I have a friend with a simple network of two computers.  Both are running Windows XP Home SP2.  The main computer which has connection to the router which is connected to the DSL modem box is working fine and can connect just fine to the internet.  However, the second pc connected to the router via ethernet cabling can not access the internet.  When I run ipconfig /all at the command prompt, I get the following information:

      Host Name:  Joan
      Primary DNS Suffix....
      Node Type.... Broadcast
      IP Routing Enabled....No
     WINS Proxy Enabled....No
       
      Ethernet Adapter.... Fast Access  
       Media State.... Media Disconnected
      Description.... LInksys NC100 Fast Ethernet Adapter
      Physical Address... 00-04-5A-8E-D2-67

      The NIC within the Device Manager of the problem pc looks normal and shows no signs of driver corruption as would be indicated by a yellow exclamation point.   With respect to troubleshooting, we have uninstalled and reinstalled the NIC drivers using XP Home's native drivers.  

      The router is a Linksys 4 port router, Model Number NR041-WM.

      If further information is needed, please feel free to let me know.  I look forward to hearing from everyone's regarding this question.

      Thank you.

       George

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